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  • Traders want U-turn on access

    By Bridget CookA GROUP of Dandenong businesses are pushing for better access to their road to allow direct entry for trucks delivering their supplies. Businesses…

  • Lions buoyed by close loss

    By Gavin StaindlSPRINGVALE has gone down to Melbourne 5-2 but coach Mick Wearne said Sunday’s performance was “very encouraging”. Melbourne leads the Division 2 ladder…

  • Machete attack

    GATE-CRASHERS stabbed a man as he left a house party in Noble Park this month. About 15 men attacked five partygoers as they left a…

  • DDCA earns an historic win

    – Gavin StaindlTHE Dandenong and District Cricket Association’s under-21 representative side has claimed an historical third consecutive Neil Wright Shield at Windy Hill on Sunay.…

  • Crazy cactus

    By Bridget CookMARK Hamer’s story goes a little like that of Jack and the Beanstalk – but his plant is a cactus. The Dandenong resident…

  • Warm welcome has its reward

    RAYMOND Johnston has been awarded by the City of Greater Dandenong with the title of Good Neighbour of the Year for his active interest and…

  • Face cut in brawl

    POLICE are seeking information on a brawl and glassing at a party in Springvale this month. Police said about 60 people were at a 17th…

  • Young wishes granted

    STATE Government grants will allow young Greater Dandenong residents to show off their talents during National Youth Week in April. The City of Greater Dandenong…

  • Lending a hand with life’s woes

    By Bridget CookWHILE she may not live in Greater Dandenong, Barbara Siddall’s commitment to the area has helped ease the lives of many in the…

  • Greatest in town

    By Bridget CookA DEVOTION to supporting staff and patients at Dandenong Hospital has seen Ruth Hartnett named the 2010 Greater Dandenong Citizen of the Year.…

  • Flag race an uphill run

    By Gavin StaindlOF the eight completed rounds in the Dandenong and District Cricket Association season, six have been played in the one-day format but last…

  • Bike spikes boy’s leg

    A BOY was taken to hospital on Thursday night after he was impaled on his bicycle handlebars in Keysborough. Paramedics were called Kingsclere Avenue at…

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